This document discusses gender equality and related concepts. It defines gender as the meanings a culture attaches to being male or female. Gender is an important dimension of social stratification because society gives men more power and resources. Through socialization, people learn gender identities and roles from key institutions that reinforce cultural definitions of masculinity and femininity. Achieving gender equality requires concerted efforts to challenge gender norms, address discrimination and violence, and ensure equal opportunities and access to resources for all genders.

2. • It refers to the meaning a culture attaches
to being a female and male.
• Because society gives men more power
and resources than women, gender is an
important dimension of social stratification

3. •Gender equality in order to wealth, power &
privilege
•About Gender
•Form of gender equality
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4. • This is the unequal distribution of
wealth, power, privilege between
men and women

5. • Through socialization process, people
incorporate gender into their personalities
(gender identities) as well as their actions
(gender roles).
• The major agents of socialization-family,
peer groups, schools, and the mass
media-reinforce cultural definitions of what
is feminine and masculine

6. • Gender roles- are attitudes and activities
that society links to each sex
• Patriarchy- literally translates to “ rule of
the fathers”, is a form of social
organization in which males dominate
females
• Matriarchy- is a form of social organization
in which females dominate males
• Sexism- is the belief that one sex is
innately superior to the other; it is the
ideological basis of patriarchy

7. • Feminism- It’s the advocacy of social equality
for men and women, in opposition to patriarchy
and sexism
• Minority- any category of people, characterized
by physical or cultural difference, that a society
sets apart and subordinates

8. Gender equality is the principle that all genders should be
treated equally in all aspects of life, including political,
economic, and social spheres. Achieving gender equality
requires concerted efforts from governments, civil society
organizations, and individuals to challenge existing gender
norms and address gender-based discrimination and violence
Ultimately, achieving gender equality is not just a matter of
fairness, it is also essential for sustainable development and
social progress. When all genders have equal opportunities
to participate in society and access resources, it benefits
everyone and contributes to a more just and equitable
world..